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fine Stock for Investment.
OFFICE OF r. II. WHITE,
SToCKs AND Bonds,
"A Madison St.,

MEMPHIS, Tam, April rs, 1887.
beg to call the attention Of the public to
the stock If the Chickasaw Land Company
of this city.
Tho Company owns one Of the most valua-
BILE tracts of lands in Shelby county, Just
south OF the city, embracing BIO acresi also
a magnificent water front o. some three
quarters Of a mile on the Mississippi river,
This valuable body OF land has been capt.
taliBed at 81, 900, 200, and the stock Of same 10
all paid up aud nonassessable.
OF this amount 81 900, 900 is owned by the
original owners of the land, but cannot be
issued to them until all of balance of the
stock, amounting to $4,000. has been dis
posed Of or until a unanimous vote OF the
Directory authorizes Tvs issue.
This 500, 900 has been SGT apart as Treasury
Stock, for the purpose Of improving al d de-
yeloping the Company''s property, and has
been placed in the hands of the Directors OF
the. Company as Trustees for that purpose.
and only so much Of 1t i'll be sold from time
Y OF he asove amount, $3.50 200 have been
placed in my hands for sale, at the minimum
price OF ST1e, with the guarantee OF the Vom-
paDy that no more will be sold for nipety
days from April 18th. The Company viii
| sell at auction, beginning on July 4th, next,
about Eve hundred Of Its most desirable lots.
At this sale purchasers will be allowed 70
pay for lots with his stock at par value. This
$50 GOO will have such pr viIssc STAMPED o., on
sale beginning on April 18th, being Thurs
day next. -,
A strong probability Is that there will
never be much more Of the Treasury Steel i
| sold, since the proceeds Arising from the-eaie
| OF such valuable lots situated so near the
heart Of tn city will preclude this pacAaAtty'
In which event 8hsS 4 reas ury ht9ch VIII 4e
divided among tns hCiaeEs OF the htock ~
way OF dividends.
Twill be glad to furnish prospectus with
any further Information desired, and to have
orders for the stock. know the property
and rs possibilities, and recommend the
| RESPECTFULLY, r. II WHITE
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CIVIL Rlaurs ron NEaRoEs.

Mr.. William 4. Moore, in a COM
munlcation in another column that is
a careful review OF some Of the provi-
sions OF the interstate set, makes it
plain that the third section OF that OBJ
noxious law breaks down the barrier
Of co,or AID pu's an obligation upon
every railroad moi to make discrimina-
ton against individuals for any reason
Whatsoever. Tnis will be another
thorn in the side OF the s uthern
railroads, and will either curtail the
present volume OF travel or make them
liable for suits for damages. AS to the
steamb pats, Mr.. Moore will find that,
being common carriers, they are liza
BILE to the terms OF the act, and that
it's provisions will be emf ,rPed as t.
them whenever opportunity serves
Arbitrary and unjust, this act will be
disastrous to every interest in the
country, and its modification or repeal
ought, as no doubt 1t will be-, the frat
consideration OF Congress. The farm
ers, the merchants, the railroad men
indeed, all classes, including the 'pool
payer" will demand 1t.
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Y. M. G. A. NOTES.

THE song Of service conducted by
Robert B. Sims on Sunday evening
was we'll attended.
THE anniversary exsrcises Of the as
ISOLATION will be held Thursday even
ing at s o'clock. The programme will
be an Interesting aud entertaining one,
aatt all those interested in the Huccess
of the Y Dung MEMS Christian ,AesoniaI
ton in Mem phis, are invited eU'bs
present.
THERE will be a special meeting OF
the Ladies Auxiliary this afternoon at
4 O'Clock, TO arrange for the auniver-
ssry which takes place Thursday even
ing. 1t is earnestly requested that
every member be present, and an in
vitation Is also extended to the ladies'
of Memphis who have the welfare OF
the youug men at heart. Do not
neglect this opportunity, ss The assis'
tancs Of every Christian lady is needed.
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RECIRn

"Anglo-American," In a oommuni-
cation in another column, begs the
whole question Of Mr.. 0'Brien's visit
10 Canada. The Dominion Parliament
had declared itself specih ally for
home rule and opposed to coercion
and the oppression Of tenants by land
| ords in Ireland. Mr.. 0'Brien's mis-
sion was to prove to the people OF
Canada that Lord Lsnsdowne was an
oppressive and q cruel landlord, aud
"a such fell under the condemnation
that was so earnestly expressed in
these resolutions, and that, being
so condemned, he was unworthy TO
be retained in the Office OF Gov.
ernor General. Mr.. 0'Brien's was
Q legitimate mission. Being a
British subject he has a right to
speak IN any part Of the British do
minions, and without let or hindranco
30 long as he does not infract the law.
Tia be was brutally treated in Toron-
TO and at Kingston, aad last night
at Hamilton, with ths conDivance Of
the police, there is no room to doubt.
They made no effort to save him
from the pistols, cudgelu and stones
OF nobs mainly made up Of Orange
men who believe in free speech only
for themselves. Imbrutingly bigoted
they could enforce their dicta upon
O'Brlen In Whist the Avalanche very
properly dsnouuces as q cowMdly
way, and they did IL. But that does mol
save LAnsdowne. 0'Brien has proven
him to be q merclless and petty tyrant
and an oppressive landlord, unit To
hold an Office OF profit and honor In Q
country whose Parliament had official
ly condemned and stigmstlzsd that
oppression and tyranny. The Cana
dians will be siultHed every day that
they permit Lansdowne to remain In
Canada as Governor General.
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The Mem phis aud Little Rock Rail
road Sold ~ A uctiOn.
ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL


LITTLE Rock, ARK, MAY 23-At
noon today Commissioner Charles p. Red
mond, in pursuance Of a decree Of the Ci. cult
Court OF tho United state, for the Eas ern
District Of Arkansas, made and entered the
1ath day Of May, 1888, and modified by de-
cretal order Of said court, entered 18th day
of March. 1857, sold at the front door of the
custom house building in this city in one
body or parco atpublic auction property of
the Memphis and Little Rock railroad as re
organized, sold subject to lien Of two mort
cages on deeds of trust made by
r. X. Dow, Watson Matthews and
Charles Moran to W. \. lPier on, Robert
X. Dow and Watson Matthews, one
for $500 dated May I, 1887, ana another
for so. 800 900 dated May 2, 1887. Mr. GEORGE
b. Hose, who was the only bidder, purchased
the road for 1900 for r K. Dow and others,
The purchase of the road by present wners
will probably cause the Memphis and Little
Rock railroad TO extend ives ward, and Hot
Springs people are anxious that road shou d
be constructed so as to pass through that
place. which will very likely be done at an
aarlv data
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hURDERS and SUICIDES.
THE QUARRELS ANDA ACCIDENTAL
KILLINGS OCCURRING
In the Towns About Us Yesterday
A Big Day for the Devil aud
His Arch Angels.
AN ITALIAN ENDS THE LIFE OF
A PRIMER
u c99
In Little Rock With q StilettO-A
Cowardly Old Man shOOts
a Young Lad.
A YOUNG BOY ACCIDENTALLY
KILLS A MAN
Near Birmingham An Artist Sui
eides Near Chattanooga Nash
vile Tough shot.
AN ITALIAN ENDS THE LIFE OF
A PRIMER
A YOUNG BOY ACCIDENTALLY
KILLS A MAN
IsrrorAL TO TEE ArrrAL.i


NASHVILLE, TENN. Msy 20 The
%tS ths sa Sa sS q Mr. Macon Ws. cSs
tho Criminal Court today. Some months
ago Macon, the proprietor Of the Broadway
house. the defendant ana the defendant
Fowler became involved IN personal diff.
Guilty, when Fowler, dew q pen knife and
cut Macon In the fleshy part Of the arm. No
FERROUS results were anticipated from the
wound, and IL was a great surprise when
Macon's death was announced the following
Frank Busher, | I'd of eighteen years, was
shot through the left arm this mor6iDg, nine
miles out on the DickersOn turnp ke, by
Daniel Parhan, a. ed eighty years. 1t Is
charged that Parhsm laid in ambush for the
boy. The boy'e story is that while going on
an errepd for his rather, and while passing
through a woods lot, PaTham came out from
behind cedar bush with q stick in one hand
and pistol in the other. PArhsm demand
"a to % fn 19S w. TheFs tBusfer was Epi9g.
to leave the premises, and the boy says rs he
turned I go back the old man struck him
across the arm with a stick. and then with
out another word Of warning fred ut him
The bullet passed through the hsshy part of
as he was set ing over the fence Parham
fred again, but without effect.
Charles Cas'i1y. n young tough, was shot
and seriously wounded this morning By
DhIluH SihIH' iho "ehPon utou was snOt-
gum. and the load of buckshot lodged in
Cassidy's mouth, throat and shoulder, pro-
ducing serious wounds. Cassidy and some
companions were using bad language in
fr mt o, Clark's house last night and
tho latter ordered them of. Words en-
sued and CLARK gave the young tough
a good thrashipg. This morn ing Cassidy
and two friends come to Clark's house and
renewed the fuss. and Clark took down his
gun and chased the m for some distance. As
be was returning to his home the three men
came back after him and commenced TO throw
rocks at him. Clark fred both barrels o his
gun, with the result stated. He is under ar
rest
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arst Lap Of seventeen miles was made By
Nelson in ons hour sndf We minutes. Neil
son finished frat at t;0s, making the 100
miles In 8 hours and II minutesi Rhode.
Hollingsvorth and Whitaker fourth and
NTH, coming in ne ok and neck at 4:0e.
Whitaker broke down on the last 200 feet.
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ADDITIONAL RIVERS.

CINCINNATI, May Z.-Night-Riyer 10
feet inches on the gauge and falling
Weather-heavy rain.
EVANSVILLE, May 2S.-Night-Riyer Il
feet inches on the gauge and falling.
Weather clear and warm.
NEW ORLEANS, May 2.-Night-Ar-
rived; Paris Q. Brown, Cincinnati; Jay
Gould and barges. ST. Louis.
CAIRO. May 3.-Night-Riyer % feet {
inches on the gauge aud falling. Weather
clear end warm Departed; Annie P. 81 yer,
New Orleans, s p IN.
LOUISVILLE, NAV. 23.-Night--River q
feet IL inches in the canal and feet 9 inche.
enn the falls and falling. Weather cloudy and
light rain. Arr we'd Mary Houston, New
Orleans. Departed: Mary Houston, Gin
cinnati.
VICKsBURG. May 23.-Nisbt = River
ialliug half an inch per hour. II lie Coins
down so ranidly that all boats will soon have
TO land at kleinstone.. Passed down: City
Of 81. Louis, an. Arrived: Belle Mem
ghis, ST. Louis. Departed; Belle Memphif,
st. Louis. noon.
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100 MILE BICYCLE RACE
Won by Melissa In 8 Hours and AZ
Minates-Whittake Breaks
Down at the Finish.

CLARKsvrLLE, Mo-, May 23.-1he
100 mile bicycle road race for the cham pien-
ship of America was run on the Cla ksville
belt road today. There were, sixteen en-
tries, six Of which failed to make the start.
morning were Rhodes, of Boston; Whit
taker, Of Chicago; Urocker,. of Newton,
Mass, Frazer, Of Smitnville, Nj. Brooks,
of Blosbu 8 Nelson, of Boston; NeCurdy,
Of Lynn; Hollingsworih,, Of Rushyille,
ger. of Detroit The latter named
rode trio Gle and entered to break
the 100 mi eEecord. Croker took the lead
with McCufdy and Whitaker close behind.
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MENT,

The movement inaugurated by Sec
rotary Lamar, and Of which he speaks
plainly in an interview published In
another column, is one that the peo-
pie will everywhere heartily indorse.
1t will open more than l00,000,0O0 Of
acres Of land to settlement, and iuat
SOW, ~Len sns emigration itom Eu-
rope Is greater than ever before
known, 10 boon to the poor man
who is looking for home in this free
country. All The lands withdrawn
from settlement at various times from
which to allow the land grant oorpo.
EationB to select indemnify lands,
are 10 be reopened without delay to
ssttlen ent. The Secretary has Issued
the preliminary orders, and every
indemnity withdrawal is to be re-
Voked at once. Mr.. Lamar, neither
apolog zlng nor excusing delay, ex-
plains that by habit OF mind he is
cautious, but, having once made up
his mind upon as full information as
10 procutable, he neither hes!-
tates, delays nor turns back. The
railroads have had ample time, and he
VII not permit them to stand in the
way day longer. Besides this, he Is
moving on the cattle men who have
leased Indian lands, will push with
commendable celebrity the settlement
on tho Indians in sevelalty, and thus
open nine millions OF acres OF land to
actual settlers. Tw hundred and sixty
thousand Indians hold l35,0O0,000
acres OF land, and occupy this vast area
TO the exclusion Of every one except
themselves, the agents paid by the
Government to take charge of them,
and the favored traders who have the
monopoly Of selling them supplies
The Government spends $6,00000C
per year upon them; they have invest
ed funds on which they draw Interest
to the amount OF $ls,00O,OO0 to $50,
100000; many OF them receive large
annuitieH, and on grea. many reser
vations they produce so little that ever
the cattle which the Government buyI
for their rations are raised and fatteneC
outside of their reservation lines aut
bought and driven in to be killed. AL
this fat thing for Indians, traders aut
agents is to bs wiped cut, according t
the terms Of the act Of the last Con
geg. The indians ara to become cit
izeaE, aud till the soil for living, thu
treaty making business is to be closeC
out, and there is to be but little worl
hereafter for the soldiers on the plains
This is a great, sweeping reform
upon which the people and the admin
iGtraion are 20 be congratulated, 1t 4
work that, II Secretary Lamar hAt
done nothing else in his life worthy Q
Communication, would make ioEhtn
popularity as ,widsas the limits oil tn
Union.
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CHATTANOOGA, TENN.
An Artist Nuicid.s-A Murderaus
ARRAY Over Game Of Oaros.

lb TO Ihb
CHATTANOOGA. TENN May %. =
While DR., ID. p. Sims was riding through
the woods on Stringer's Ridge, two miles
north Of the city today, he discovered the
body of q white man. A lett on the body,
ddressod TO the coroner. told the story. He
said he was an artist named II Merck |
that no recently came from Australia, and
more recently from st. Louis and Nashville,
II ON which place he came to this city i've
weeks ago. He had done some work, but
having fai cd TO 81 cure q permanent o sttion 4,
cor eluded TO end his life. He had no friends
in this ,ountry, but wealthy relatives abroad
and It is supposed in switzerland. An
empty wine bottle and gla s in
which he POURED the poison were found
&C his 81 70. Another letter 'ound in his
room ut the Logan house advised the land
lord TO dispose of his effects consisting OF
paintings, to defray the expenses OF burial.
The body was taken in charge by the
A dispute arose over a g,mc of cards
at Lees saloon, on White
side street, whom stranger
stuck a knife In W. II. Whites back, cutting
cash three inches lorg and two inches
deep. PLY siciane pronounce the wound very
dangerous. The stranger escaped during
the eIoiiement,and was last seen near BoycS
The FIRST issue of the !. eainO Herald ap.
reared tonight, with FraUk u. Wells, for
merly OF the Daily Commercial, rs editor
The paper will advocate prohibition. A
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-24
O,BRIEN SHOT AT
In Hamilton by an OrAnEeman-
Ono OF His Party 3 Verely
wounded.

HAMILTON. ONT. Nav 2S-Everl-
thing passed of smoothly and encouragiugly
for O'Prien until his return to the hotvl.
After the speaking o Brien and Heyeral COM
'ShicAfheS Thought Saiext But they Msre
.idopmsds Asofowd OF 0ranseuieA ,lh6t into
the garbage, severely wounding Jbhnt a ell
son, who was driving, In the wrist. All the
others narrowly escaped, unhurt.
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LITTLE ROCK, ARK.
A Priutsr Murderea by an italian.

LITTLE ROCK, ARK, May 23.-In q
row Mt the corner Of Markham and Scott
streets at late hour tonight, between Rola
Black and an Italian named John Otto,
Black sustained painful IL not fatal stabs
from a dirk knife. Rola is a printer. about
the profession all over tho coun-
try, he having been everywhere
in his travels. Gitto has been employed
at the Scott street house, printers b.ara
originated there at an early Ioaf in the
evening. He has fed. plssk Is in the HANDS
of physicians.
Later-l2:l5 \ !M-At this writing Black
Is dying. phe cutting took place at the
Scott P.feet house, instead of as above stated.
TIE lily Is bsing secured for his murderer.
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rHErOPEANDFArnEH rGLYNN

THE POPE AND FATHER m'GLYNN
Tie Pope has spoken in plain terms
"a 10 the Iecusancy Of Father MEG lynn,
and, as every intelligent person ex.
pectsd, stands by the Archbishop of
New York. Less than this he could
not do. The Church Of Rome prldes
itself upon the enforcement Of its dis.
cipline. This is its strength, ss it Is
the strength OF any organization, Re.
Taxing in the least degree from It's in.
flexible rule it would open a Pandors
box, out Of which would come untold
evils and mischieis. Archbishop Cor
hiEan % an officer in q great amy
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Marietta and North Georgia
Railroad Company.

We offer for sale at par and accrued in
tsrest the frat mortgage, 50yeArs, 6 per cent.
gold bonds Of this company issued for the
purpose Of changing tho gauge of the exist
ing road to standard gauge width, and for
extending tho same to Atlanta and Knox
Vile.
The bonds will be ready for delivery on or
before June LIST proximo.
N.B.-Any existing bonds of the COM
pany will be resolved in payment for those
now offered at the same price.
Circulars giving full information may be
had on application to either Of the under
signed.
JAMES U. JACKSON,
Augusta, Ga.
B00DY, MCCLELLAN 4 CO.,
No 81 Prnadwav. NJ Y.
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BIRMINGHAM, ALA.
n Twelve Year Ola hey ktllS u Man
Accidentally.
ESPECIAL TO rHR APPRAL.l

IsPECIAL TO THR APPRAL.
BIRMINGHAM, ALA. May 23.-Ssm
Nabers, n twelve year old son Of DR.. +. D..
Nabsrs, n prominent druggist Of the city,
being on q visit to family of relatives some
six miles in the country, went out shooting
with target rifle this morning. just as he
pulled down on a bird a tenant OF the place
named Adams got up from behind fence
Just beyond, and the ball entered his back,
man in five minutes.
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A BONANZA Mine

OF health is to be found in DR.. r. V;
Pierce's "Favorite Prescription,
to the merits of which as remedy
for female weakness and kindred
affections thousands testify.
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NOTICE.

OFFIcE cF rHE GAYoso OIL WORKS. |
MRyr HIS, TENS May 10, 1887. J
The Annual Election for Fivel5) Director
Of this Company. to serve the ensuing year
will be held at Office OF the Mill, corner From
and Keel streets, between tina hours of
am. and D. m. Nay n, 1887.
H. j. PARRISH. Secretary.
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w. Jones & Co., w, N. Wilkerson 4
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phis.
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0FFIoE.HRaNANDo Insurance. Co., I
MEhPRIs, May ., 1887.
The Annual Election for Eleven III Die
rectors, to serve the ensuing year, will b.
held az the ohice Of this Company, No. q
Madison street, on June 18th, prOx,, between
the hours oil ~ 9, oioek am and pm.
J. s. DUNSOOMB, Secretary.
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/ OIL AND LIME. !

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Mr. Jacob Funk, very reliable gentle
man OF Powell's Fort, witnessed slngu-
lar snake fight on Sunday of last week.
While walking in the woods his attention
was attracted by a noise just ahead of him,
and on drawing near saw that it was oc-
casioned by conflict between a black
snake and a small spotted or garter snake.
The blacksnake. being much the larger of
the two. had seized the small spotted one,
and had attempted to swallow it, Int had
only succeeded in getting down five or
six inches. when the little fellow coiled
around the black ones neck and com
menced TO shut of his wind. ~ bis
frantic efforts to get him of the black
snake would raise part Of his length and
then thresh down like a club violently on
the ground, thus making the noise that
Mr.. Funk heard. But the little one held
on and kept tightening his coils until the
black gave up the ghost, wnen Mr.. Funk
who has no love for these reptiles, picked
m a club and smashed both victor and
vanquisbed.
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